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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-13

THE STATE or TRADE.

BALTIMORE. April l2.-Cotton steady. MidilinY 10
Flour quiet street ami Western suDernne So 30
Nils sapcrhne 81 80 as IS as IS. DO RIO
Brands - 500si G2 PaaDsco Family 80 o. DO Snperave
southern 5asns % C 90 ssS 10 XmBer
S9269Oc do for April ~ 9Oc; do Tor
sH %T sae white ~ Yellow
and dull Mixed spot 45' s57c' April 20 10 &c
Southern White saS5sc: wester" SO 1850 western
81 $50; pennsylvania @d3sc Rye higher AZ I@
% rr s.su to s PORK Sa 81
81! 80. Observation-Disclosures and Clear Rio sides
asss@ s'G lam. se csaf
. Butter nrm. Western Packed lo9zSc.: Creamery
20 a32c EgGa steady at l4al4 NC Petroleum hrm-
IT, sugar steady. Soft 6.?5c Copper-Re
nbei o'. Whisky quiet At 81 2STsl = 90,
Flour is 81; Gram ID, ReceptsS s%o a bills
Wheat $1,000 bush Corn $4,000 bush; oats iooo ynsa
$1,000 bush Corn $1,000 lush salss-Wheat 4loooo ousL
Corn 1900 bush
April i2rlourap!ss Choice Extra; e soc
Patents prime IS OOes IS 25 Corn nrm-seamer Yc'
low 90 e9el2c steamer Mixed o. aGo2 &C. shorts hrn'
Eggs weak AMI uSse,tiea-choice Western East
Exiras lc Receipts for the dsy.fiog5 oaoV ooi'
BUFFALO April l2.-wheat-No. Hart steady; &c over
Chicago for MAY was asked No l Idard Nother9 paeihe
DC over Winter Wheat duh No. ked s ana , mo-
No 24i yc: No 5 IA .c NO. Yellow 45c; No feliow
% sss. No. sG Mica Wiz sas
unchanged No Canada Toe bid No z do COG bid -
rive STEADY ami nnchanged Ral Freghts to Ns% h
CORN 10000 bush oats 1000 bush Barley bush %s,.
shDments-wheat li.Oou bush. Corn 2o'ooo oush oa''
10000 bush. Barley ....-. BUSH
CHICAGO. April l5.-Flour steady and unchangef win
P4enss !J@ 80 southern Winters % ~ o. ~ M p
eats si2ORsi 3D. Min1o,otI Bakers. sacks. IS l1o
1926 Rvo Fioir--ssJ J9sj 10 III OILS Buckwheas so
Mo h. 1c, Inc n,presran,c, a. follows
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rirer. Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

BUILDING MATERIALS Business shows = good az:
Hssi nrsS. quoted s;sE 30 p.Es Ter p, ,sS.
sdsl 80; Coton's brown &l2a$l4; dark. SaSG
sl5; red si2dSl5; Trenton and Philadelphia Front sons
side pier s2Ids2o: Wilmington Front, S25. Rockisna
Lime. 81 bt. and Finishing q ~ 1tt
~ 1882 20 NJ. Goats Hair 30d3bc per bnsh Caitie
Hair Cement held at SO 90 6S2 20 for round os
Portland: Rosondac 81 i0d$l ID Keens Fine. VI DUG
81 90.
activity and firm tone Brazil styles however were nrmy
IS SOC 900 Tags do at l6. and 1000 bags 40
600 bags No at l5c The mder growths were more &C
tive than comprsi 800 bags Mar
icsbo nom first hands, 1874 bags savana 80 bags Mexican
and from second hands 57 bage MarcaibO 2O bags Cen
900 bags Laguayra export 70 Europe ~
bags Unwashed and bags Caracas The option
excited the sales reaching 20 700 bags frst
showed advance OF 10 points and distant months an
points thr market closing net decline OF
points for the day foiows January l42ba 80 Fep
mary ~ 250lI35, March, Ia. % ABB April. l370O
80; 1895 1880; June 1885 14OOi July 14OO9
August IL September lil59142O Octoner
l4160ll2O: November 14.209 l4.25; December 4.2b@
1870.
COTTON-Valucs for spot cotton not changed and
a speculative market the temper svmpathzcd
Sales bales ll6 bales last evening" 1893 OF wncnn
for consumption. The port receipts to-day were $50
bales comparing with 7747 bales this day last week anal
045G bales this day last Since September the TOTAL
port receipts have been 6o96305 bales against 49O3oo2
bales the same period last year. ,.
Quotations revised based on the American standardo'
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LIVE srocx MARKETS. BY TELEGRAPH.

EuTFALo April 2-Cdnle-RcceiDts today none total
3li5 noNii tor sans. tins last week.
1870 head. consigned through and none on sale
Common to Fair s4a.i loL Good to Choice Shipping
- 5Os<&. Fat Bulls sJdJ 90 Mich Cove s2o9sJo.
stocker, ana Feeders f3 - g3 75 Ncals - csj.
Sheep-Keoeipts for today-20J neac Total tor woos
thus head. zane time last week ll.uoD
ior sale. market AMI unchanged Inferior 10 Far
s4Gl so. Medium TO Good 81 10 % 20: Choice to
s. SAB 5O Fancy 81 20. Clipped s4Gt 90.
Common 20 Prime Lambs - So d625: Extra 81 80.
Necepis fog tOdayl52l neai total tor tho week
thus far heal time last week 1915 hea'i
through II whlcnG 10 Ncwl ork cars
for sale; good demand at full prices Light Pigs SJ0
IS Mixed Pigs Light Workers - iO0 - Cos seectcl
Workers 81 1905 selected Medium Weights - -
selected HcIvy Ends - p a. - stays ~ ~ a.
Receipts-i 900 neal SHIPMENTS Loco heaa: market
SLOW strong. Shipping steers $50 To LOO 10. - uuG
s5 Z3 siocEers Feeders So sOas 20; Cows Bulls
amt MiNou. - 1888 -; bulk ~ 'JGs5 10 Through
TEXANS OH 4 50.
Hogf-tecepts 10000 heat. sion,l,, 1000; market
strong higher Rough and MIei - - dt5 10 Pack
aud shipping a. CO@sJ JUi Light 81 9O9s1 3D. skp'
ShesDEeccipts 1000 ncai shipments 1000 heal. market
lower. Native, tj OO0S5 30 Western - "o9Si W
Lambs 81 5Uejpb Shotn sheep 81 DG as 20
LOUIS. Ami l2-tdute- hcceipts-l 800 heal SNIP
loo and stronger CHOICE hci''
Naive steer. 81 sO6sJ IOi Far 10 GOoi Shppng
steers U4I -. steers Far to Choice IS 80
gO0i ~ 2Od3 10 To choice ~ l"6ft 10
Ho0s-Iiecepts $500 nead shipments l2oO heat maiAet
active. stronger Choice neavy and Butchefs selections
81 7Odsj 10 PACKING iair % good - 3p@so 3D. loiA
ers Medium - Prime. 80 - go 40 FIGS, common 10
Good ~ - 10.
Sheep Receipts 800 shipments - heah market
steady. Wool Medium " Fancy So OOdt1 thpped Ian
10 Choice IS lOd$i
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goa Cd per ewt Psovissns American nsfgsssas4 -
hind QuarterA sd fore QuaftorA ~ lel u. 8e ~ Loa
ssa-Nsx.Ysrk stata y la o. Sss ~ ces'sassss
The OF wheat Tor the past three days $4,000
centAla including 259 900 centas Of American.
S7.700 centals -.
hsrsospss for the week from Atlantic ports
~ 400 quarters; from Pacific ports - quarters ITO"
other sources 5000 quarters. -.
quarters.
LONDON. April Produes-Linseod OIL 20R I'D. e20s
Sd por cwt; Calcutta Lnsoed S7a I'd per qnarters Lin
seed Cake. R6 "a I'd per ton Refined Petroleum. Sl6d
o. 7Sd per as9 spirits g. TarpSntns 20 e. % per
cwt for American sugarl2s Cd per cwt for Cuba Con.
trrfuga poiozing fla Cd for Muscovado
fair refining anost Australian Tailow-Beef 2ss 81 s25s
I'd; Mutton 20s. 3D. 126a ID Cocoaunt 0-Ceyon, x26
Cochin 237 American Refrigerated Beef IS 81 for
hind quarters and % 3d. for fore quarters per sn oy the
BRKMIx April AL Petroleum q ,aarks 90 ptennnga
Wilcox Lard closed " 81 marks 10 pfennngs por ITO
ANTWERP, April 12-Petroleum-F Fine Pale American, ID
francs 80 confines paid and 10 francs % ceumcs seer
Wcoxs closed 92 francs % centmes pr luJ kloA
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ruRopeAy FINANctAL MARKETS.

iospoS April l2-l23o M consols lo2 zig ior money
and lO2 for tho United States Four FER cent
Bonds. 1872; Four Half Per Cent Bonds ll29
Atlantic and Western First Mortgage Trustees Ger
tncates, 4oa; Canadian Pacific. % Erie 561 DO Secon
Consols lO4 ., Illinois Central l33 Mexican 0rdinary
6JAs; ST. Paul Common, 96si New.iork cehtrai i'ofi
Pennsylvania VI Reading. 23s . q, ,.....
Paris avces quote Three Por Cent Rentes NJ OIL anos
20 centmes for the account ,r,. n,
BERLIN April 1.-The statement OF the Imperial BANK OF
Increase in specie OF l,OSO,OOD MARKS
mConsos lo2 Tor both money and INC aceoant
Gates 5Oi Canadian Pacific "a Erie $685. Mexican ordi
nary. % Vi St. Paul Common. 9Gtj Reading 23%
Hudson Bay Company. 22s
spanish Fours. 6lia -
The bullion into the Bank OF Ensahn on
balance to-day Is 2ll3O00. -. - ,,, .
Paris advces per cent reEcs at 80 francs ~ cen
times for account and Exchange London ~ 30 i"hc
80 2ccntnes for checks.
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rupoppAN pRoDucr MARKETS

LIVERPOOL. April l2.-Proysons- Bacon, CnnDorand Cut
$50 d.; Long Clear Midles 39s obi short Clear Mmales
3ys obi short ios 1913 o. shoulders US OIL per 9wI ee
10s0d for Extra India Ness Prime Mess, o!s od
Prime Mes G7s Cd per bbL Prime Mess ssm wss
ern, 37a 9d Lard OH. S2s o. Hams-Loag CUT aus aus
shonldsrs 80 Bltter-yUs OIL cwt Tor nnest no
states Cheeso-American Choice, 6ia OIL wheatoRel
Western Spring as. OIL 97a Id Rel Winter IS ~.
rs. 81. cental New No. 2 Winter IA Od; DO nc;
spnns "a OBJ New Mixed Western "A Sad California no
J, Is 3D. 07A Cd; do No. o. oil 06 81 per cehta,; iV
ducespirts OF Turpentnc 30s Oil do At London 2ss VI
per ewt hsned Petroleum ID per gallon GGvs ner es
Fine American. 23s. Oh, Prime city 92s OF per cwt
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NELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and MESr.
ERIN RAILROAD, sHoRfEsr Li iME Be Sas

TWEEN NEWYoEK ANY n,s Bvf tiinWtys on TiME'u
PnLLMAN PALACE pay AND S0AG =.
i", iaiv except sundays Buffalo and Uswego Express
for Water Gap stroisburg scranton. Binghamon EmrS
a,b R,fnao syracuse Oswego, Greene Oxtor. Sorwchs
rea connect At Scranton for Pston, Wkesbarre Dan
willie and Northumberland at Owego FOR Ithaca ana ntcms
oi M Binghamton and Elmra Express for Water Gap
srnon RinSnamton Owego Emira connects AZ Scrau
ton Tor Pittstcn Kingston. Mikesbaire &c s..,...
n m Daily Bufalo Limited Express tor Strouusourks
scranton BingkaInton Owego Elnira Corning batn way
land Buialo DC, arriving IN Buns'o ~ ~
n M DaiIy Bufal0 Oswe1o Express tor strouasDure
scranton Bnhamton, Cortlandt Sseas
Oweso for Ithaca insrmsae stations sxsspt satuf
Savs Connecs az Duxu win Trains TOT All pointe wees
"A For sse and bageags checked - 2SS 6rocdwV AMI
stWasrcots Exursss UfacSs N New.Yosk and broekvA
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e ss: sss co. So sssss lss n ss al ~ q
{dSos st.sG o91 t40w sssn. ~ .;:.. b..e. n.ss61
loo Lush nhipmsuts-Flous 1l.OOU bbAs whoa ....,
ensn Corn ~ 600 bush vs wv Lash Ne Loo t.s
and weak. Nay 70,s June 7ySc Juy as 10 Auguss 7se
Corn weak Nay Se'sc. June s6sc.....Oass euse&
TOLEDO: April l2-wheat arm. higher. Cash, regular.
soSc bd y &c ssssd Lake shore SIC; My ys.s
c Ss.a 38sc bid Clover ssesi nrm: h.xner Prise
H. 900 6nsh Oats bush Clover heed lis bsga ship
insnts-W Wheat LOCO bush Corn 5000 bush Oats 1900.
busn. Clover Seed las baGA
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posToS WOOL. MARKET

BOSTON. April l2There has been no maerla cnnnss q
The demand continues moderate
and manufacturers purchasing beyond their mme
date The prices OF wool are low but the slow move
OF hn,irancc To active dem nj In Ohio
Pennsylvania Fleeces there have been further sales OF
X at 3l132c and Xxx at 2033c Michigan FIeeces are
Sue for good average wool Territory and other IN
the selling freely at
low prices Pulled steady demand the arrivals
OF Australian been large. COO bal coming from
Melbourne OF which hal been sod previous TO arrival
To manufacturers.
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The highest cash prices were a.
spT'a' q Sc SS Srng ! e NO sa q
Timotny Mss, pors-s2o Larims' a1
sGS ss. eoT.a s Is Sass;s, g IS
gra "a 5sc Receipts@flonr eS Whei;
G3OO9 tash Corn 9o99 bush; oas 109e SSsn
oat. 1900 BUSH Rys 1000 bu'h Barley 5000
on the Prola Exchange today the Epusr market e.
6cr m afr dsaaS S Fs
hsesO!' S y he sts higher 30 MG
sla st "@ Sakme rIsA nr% SS1cl
Short e. no. IS 1 5s 9sg s7 Bacon
- o. Short Clear 50 butter lower Fancy
pnirT roli - Pie iiogs steady. Common ana Light
81 ra0 .sms am 9 S
i0s 10 Cheese firm. Good to Primo Ohio Flat li@
DETROIT Apr pv %h s, cash a sS 90
G HSS M sa. Nav ,;G s5 Sc June
Corn 4c bid oatsNo poe. No White S2e; Clover s,
iS 900 Sas . Oats 80 1900 Sas& WV
MxSrro Agr M i%a,ys TS Sns a sS little
Psog April l? Torn scarce anil aT% Hsa M WSs
30 s57 whssey drn at 81 I'eeelDtsncorn
tH s Onsm bush oats $3.50
49,. bnsh
April n wa' no .Io %pG0v to
make concessions IN order oersns ~ 20 81 75 TO-
Extra 8 IS rennsyya 4" Fanny IN pss sSaS
sV @ "a M nS ho Clear a 90 81 25 90 stragt
81 90 81 Indiana Clear 2S DO sValeh! e 5S
% 81 ri lsa: 1s Fasn. q s. .
Ssi So M%neso.a patents to choice - Sosso 90,
g. .s higher - as uS to G"f s ons. and
far inquiry shippers futures beyond this month Were
S sS n% s ssSy 80 ss. NO ctsp'
"a sos S2 S for June hs oS ST.
COrnLre or no smcplaon prices oil options an%
S & steamer %is.d fS :r M1 aspS it
29tns elevator t M,s steamer Grain DEPOT a. % do on track
ise Mixed XuTil tSS9t5.e' do do tor tor MAY
iSs I%s' were small
s SS wh Ts 5 sht no. a"s White 81 ssc
May s,s IS lever June Mo- Ss'9 iS july @
larry Esss 5sS7Ss f far 10 Good Good
& &c., B MS snocS
Fsss S s d y to
81 So 's 49,
rSSH 10 si Co. saS 10 'S Ss m ~ 7 V
p SS sssa nSs
81 Butter srea"e,y E1 an 9I%
?' Es s Ono ss ss:
feaasyan par, svs SSa S:is do s a
Skim. anil eSsr Western Ess ss Abel
Test IN Ibs 6'pc. surar-,cnned Gale Granuated 5'4"
eae1 SS Winter Bran sis per Reeepts
o o.Ts' 900 Uas 100 Cora
SIsOo pusn. oats IL 300 busn
PHILADELPHIA April l2-345 D. Wheat QUIET sun
steady. No. Red April 59hQs0tc do NAV ooa eVSr:
quiet and unchanged. ,
a"5 sIs
Fancy 81 76Gs3s5 Extra Fancy S. vOS' pateT ar 9
oxl 3d.. Wheat-No. kod cash W'.c.; ma,
as0c., closing 1890. Juno 79e7o,9c closing go 20
July 7ssc nat closing Losing No MiSea Cash
April 50 Sc 347sa35sc closing 21'sc Jase So
Ily ~ 400. Cash 21'S4zStc' MAY
Rye easy sales s ssssd
at 81 quiet Creamery "a SSo& pai rs &C.
nav ala o. 80 Lard S7 25 Drv-sat Meats ocncd.
shoulders 3D. Clear s. l2A Clear RID; 81 so s.
Clear Ss 80 Dacon, shoulders ~ 81 Long o'oss
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THE TRADE IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO April ~ speciaA the afternoon board there
raid" by Jones, Ream and Partridge that
took the May option to 3Ss cents, where closed May
wheat closed at SO cents May RIBS sS42 and May lard
at 81 So 1t little remar that although the rac
which omised did not app the wheat crowd all
peared at the start to be in q selling mood. The
weakness at the opening probably due to tho
little uneasiness the clique prospects and plans
the clique has survived all II Will probably
survive these but because they rife Yesterday and to-
day MAY wheat sold low the opening S2tc. When
market easiest to-day at S2Sc Irwin Green Ca
and Field Lindev Co. buyers OF wheat Kcrshaw q
Co had reports from the extreme Northwest Of sect storms
which are certainly favorable tho planting These
purchases and the reports OF cold storms In the
the OF In tho West and Southwest turned
the market up lac but there MAS very htus snap
the speculation. Hiram Wheeler OF Munger.
Wheeler, a. Co.. says that there isaoo not ieit
the Chicago elevators for than 20o0O00 bush
els grain OF all Sorts This will probably arrive here In tho
and navigation will be open be April
2j will then be blockade In there
weak Telling caused by the receipts which were some sixty
heavier than ancp ted ANA by the estimates foy tomor
which also the car lots pretty high Lard was active
to 81 81 for May by buying by Roct var
& Co. and others.
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The Bngsley bill reduce the rates oil held In the
custody pipe lines passed the lower house Of
the Pennsylvania Legislature yesterday 1t includes other
provisions which the storing and carrying corporation OBJ
jec storage been the main point in tho
OF the public IL expected that the passage OF the
bill In the Harrisburg Assembly woud depress prices but II
did so to only trinng extent The general sentments
s efforts In the Senate and far the standard interests
have take official position the question The
ton comparatively quiet and after dexerous rally 10
65 cents the market permitted to sag to and close he
low the opening figures The market closed barely steady
and the trading element Is unsettled in opinion.
Bureau Statistics reports the total valuo
mineral oils from the United states
in March 942 in value against So S24 3 In March,
1856 the niue months ended March 81 1884, the ex
ports S340OU4, against $3754953I Tor the same
Tho range OF prices ami total dealings tho Con-
s0idatcd Exchange were as follows
Openino GA IA Lowest. GA
Highest $50 Final %
sales, barrels "'-'"""
Refined oil was unchanged at G's cents per gallon
OH CITY, PENN April l2.-Cruls OIL IatioaL Transit
Certificates opened GA m ciJ,el at CAS- Highest pc,
60 lowest 81 a. Sales O0I 900 barrels charters, 73tg
barrels cearAnces. $4,000 DLrrss; shipments OlOof
barrels runs. - barrels
PIrTsBURG. Penn, April l2.-Cruie On-Petroleum active
but firm. National Transit Certificates, opened at GA
AMI closel at GA highest price. Cos lowest 0i's
BRADFORD Penn, April ~ Crude Ou-Niti)IN Tra1Ns
651s lowest price. 6iis Clearances, 61sO 900 barrels
TITUsvIIE. Penn April l2-NatiolL rrLlst Certificates
opened closed CAS- highest price, 65s low
est urlC
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEw.YoRK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEw-YORK DEALINGs
Tho cash market for wheat weak yesterday and declined
"a cent Exporters took $4,000 bushels. The OPTION
market opened steady and after slight easnS on Vas
cent reports dry weather and advces
from abroad The gain did long and toward
weakness developed market clo3e steady shade
under the best hgnres and ka cent follows: April
9lt, May 81 June ON, July 81 a August 0Oa& kep-
tember 81 cents Corn showed easier tendency both
cash and options Exporters took only half Tho
options suffered slight recession IN the early trading but
40 and June ct 90 and down for 9Is and cent
for August at 50s cents There feature
options April delivery ended unrhaug
81 and June at "a unchanged There sales
erces OF cash lard but whether for or not
sputed point Speculation retained the rising tendency
eoped yesterday. options closing unchanged for NAV at
July At 81 81 August at 81 o. for september 1t Is and
4 for October at 500.
he receipts grain and -four reported yesterday New.
York. Philadelphia Baltimore and Boston az foovs
bushsls total grain 3770o4 bushels nonr se Iackaxea
Wheat 90 sas busbels corn 2OlSl bushels; oats 80117
bushels total grap $4,000 bushels; four 273 barrels
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he American standard0t
STAINED.

ST. Good Ordinary. IS Middlng ..-......lo $40
With an advance 664d in the opening Liverpool quota
comparing with Thursdays final figures the local mar
ket opened advance. A weaker feeling however
and the market closed nervous at points
April 283 Joints decline the balance OF the old
crop options unchanged the crop. Sales s94OO
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HARLEM RIVER BRANCH

IL NETWORK. NEw'HAvEN and hABitohu II Is, ..
Trains Harlem River station corner loIs ana ,s .a
con.aye ncar Third Bridge across arieh nivcr
rcached BY Second Avenue and suburban Eevatea ia
a. n p TO- S55. 44O, 5:i0 6t0 1850 y m Tor Tort NOT
ria Casanova (oak Point. Hunts Point Mess Farms Al
barlow CITY Islsnd Manor and New Rochelle con-
Meeting at New with trains for all points % the
main line OF tho New York NewHaven and Hartford Nn,
detown New Britain and Sued branches and Boston sno
all points East , , al ,,,.r,,.,,afa ara,
tions a 1910 daily. except Mondays ,rmosa,a sts.
Sunday trains NewK0chelie ana Az snvsc.
tons at D a n 1901 and $50 No. the ia.e. AN e"
ing at New Rochelle with way tram 70 s's"io'~
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
NAPE CHARLES ROUTE TO NORFOLK
RICHMOND, OLD POINT COMFORT
ANDTHE SOUTH

On and after January 3ls 1897 Express trIa for Cape
Charles Old Point Comfort AMI Norfolk, vathS
NETWORK, PHILADELPHIA AND NORFOLK
RAILROAD
will leave Pennsylvania Railroad Station. NewYork 72o
a. M week days aud p IN. daily arriving Old Point M
and a. H. Norfolk $50 a m. steamer Tor hchmona
will leave Cape Charles at m on Mondays weunestays
and Fridays arriving there p w. Bunet Parlor Car On
the and sleeping on Night Express Sapo
Charles Tickets and sleeping berhs eau be secured atsny
Ticket Office the Pennsylvania railroad company 70
IL. W dunno, *. b. COOhE All" e."
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A Good Appetite

essential good health and at this season often LOST
owing poverty mpurty OF the blooi and the weaK
euing effect OF changing Hoods sarsapara Is
wonderful medicine creating appetite t0nng tho de
geston and giving strength to the whole system Nows
the time TO take It,
had troubled With pmpes my lower limbs loss
of sleep appetite and In fact generally run down.
After taking Hoods sarsapala the pmpes disappeared
my appetite renewed and feel better in every respect
p DEvLIN, g. Z corner 10th and Buttonwood sts, Pha
delphia
must Hoods sarsaparla the best medicine ever
used Last spring had appetite and the least
did fatigued much. began to take Hoods
sarsaparilla and felt could do ~ mush In
day as had formerly week Ny appetite is vora
cious" MRS NJ. v. BAYARD. Atlantic city. N. J.
N. B.-Be sure TO get h''. ~ 49,
Hoods Sarsapavilla
Sold by druggists ST. elk for So Prepared only by c.
HOOD & CO.. Apothecaries, Lowell. Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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SPIRITS OF TURPENTTNE.
CHARLESTON. April 12.-TurDentine dali at 34sIe.
SAVANNAH. April 12-TurpeDtine firm at 36c
WILMINGTON, April l2.-Iurpenine hrin at 3lS1c
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Gxeursioils.
A PLEASANT WINTER TRIP.
THE STEAMSHIPS OF THE RED LINE,

Sailing every twelve days for Venezuela. s. A. and Tire
of Curacoa W. L. afford an nneIule opportunity TO
those shing make short TO the tropics
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-13
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Dusinsss CbauecO.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-13

BALES AT THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND
PETROLEUM EXCHANGE
STOCKS.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-04-28
Notice of Sale Of Real Estate

NOTICE is hereby given that in pursuance
of an order of the Probate Court of Nez Perez
county, Idaho Territory, made on the 23rd
estate Of William Vernon, deceased, the under
signed, the administrator Of the said estate.
will sell at public auction to the highest bidder
for cash gold coin of the United States and
subject to confirmation of said Probate Court
on Saturday the Dist day of May 1887. at two
o'clock y. IN at the Auction Saiesroom of
J. X. Vincent. south side of L street between
Third and Fourth street, in the city of Lewis
the said William Vernon at the time Of his
Death and all tho right, title and interest that
the sad estate has, by operation of law or
to that Of the said William Vernon at the time
Of his death. in End t, all that certain lot
piece and parcel of land, situate, lying and
being in the said county Of Nez Perce, Terri
tory of Idaho, and bounded md described as
follows, to wit: a lot Of two and onc-hali
acres. more or less, on the south side Of the
| Lewiston and Lapwai road and adjoining
house and lot Of D. s. nutchngs on east near
east line Of city limits of the city Of Lewiston
and the southwest one fourth Of section twenty
three. tip 81 north range five west.
Terms and cond tons Of sale cash, gold coit
of the United States, ten per cent. OF the pur
chase money to be paid to the auotioneer OF
the day Of sale, balance on confirmation o
sale by said Probate Court deeds at expense o
purchaser. JOHN VERNON,
| Administrator of the estate of william
Vernon. deceased.
Lewiston. l. T.. March 20. 1887. 3O4v